Taro Nakano

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Taro Nakano (中野太郎 Nakano Taro; October 30, 1936 – ) was the kaicho (godfather) of the Nakano-kai yakuza gang in post-World War II Japan. He was prominent in the drug trafficking and prostitution trades. He was also an underboss in the Yamaguchi-gumi.

He retired in August, 2005, and dissolved the Nakano-kai.

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Categories: 1936 births | Living people | Yakuza members | Japanese people stubs | Crime biography stubs | Japan crime stubs

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